The First Discovery of America And Its Early Civilization
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On the subject of their accuracy, the fascinating traveler writes as follows : " I will only remark, that from the begin ning our great object and effort was to pro cure true copies of the originals, adding 86 THE COINCIDENCES AND KELATIONS OF nothing for effect as pictures. Mr. Gather- wood made the outline of all the drawings with the camera-lucida, and divided his pa per into sections, so as to preserve the utmost accuracy of proportion. The engravings were made with the same regard to truth..., from drawings reproduced by Mr. C. Himself, the originals being also in the hands of the en graver. Proofs of every plate were given to Mr. C. , who made such corrections as were necessary : and in my opinion, they are as true copies as can be presented, and except the stones themselves the reader can not have better materials for speculation and study. " Not only the monuments in stone testify to great antiquity, but also the hieroglyphic book. Like those of the Egyptian, the let ters of the Mexicans denoted either things or ideas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the subject of their accuracy, the fascinating traveler writes as follows : " I will only remark, that from the begin ning our great object and effort was to pro cure true copies of the originals, adding 86 THE COINCIDENCES AND KELATIONS OF nothing for effect as pictures. Mr. Gather- wood made the outline of all the drawings with the camera-lucida, and divided his pa per into sections, so as to preserve the utmost accuracy of proportion. The engravings were made with the same regard to truth..., from drawings reproduced by Mr. C. Himself, the originals being also in the hands of the en graver. Proofs of every plate were given to Mr. C. , who made such corrections as were necessary : and in my opinion, they are as true copies as can be presented, and except the stones themselves the reader can not have better materials for speculation and study. " Not only the monuments in stone testify to great antiquity, but also the hieroglyphic book. Like those of the Egyptian, the let ters of the Mexicans denoted either things or ideas.
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